Rogue, Merchant, Scout or Drifter Dress Up Games 1 - 36 of 1043 games 1 2. You will need the Federation & Empire 2010 Rulebook and various countersheets to use this expansion. RPG character A part of my Lets Read Traveller: Core Rulebook series 4. Tactical Operations includes the rulebook, three copies of Countersheet Tango, and one copy of Countersheet Oscar. There are also alternative starts to the General War. You know you always wanted to invade the WYN Cluster, and Into the Whirlpool lets you do exactly that. Firestorm is an alternative history scenario for five players, which assumes the Hydran Expedition got through to the Federation. Eye of the Storm explores what would have happened if everyone (and we mean everyone!) ganged up on a rich Federation. The War that Almost Was explores a “what if” conflict between the Gorns and the Federation after a brash young captain first encountered the Gorns. It wouldn’t be an F&E module without scenarios. And there are flexible command points to aid admirals. There are more shipyard functions to provide efficient ways to manage your construction schedule. Stellar fortresses will protect those vulnerable areas. Need leaders? Now you have war cruiser leaders and war destroyer leaders! Being raided? Block them with the new light gunboat tenders.
There are X-maulers for when you absolutely, positively need to destroy something. Tactical Operations has more ships and rules for Federation & Empire with all the crunchiness that you’ve come to expect.
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